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If you have ever been to the Flora-Bama, chances are you have passed by the Caribe Resort in Orange Beach, AL. The Caribe, like many beach resorts, is a condominium building containing individually owned residential units which collectively are overseen by a condominium association, a nonprofit organization that functions similarly to a homeowner’s association. The […]

A woman was arrested earlier this week by Auburn Police on charges of felony animal cruelty in the wake of a puppy belonging to her being found dead by an apartment roommate. The woman, whose name is Taylor Colbert, is accused of leaving the husky puppy in a cage while she left for many days […]

Rep. Dale Strong announced that he received his committee assignments for the 119th Congress earlier this week. The lawmaker, who represents Alabama's Fifth District, has been named to three influential subcommittees and selected to serve as a vice chairman for one.

Yellowhammer Sports Podcast – S2E16: Jordan Matthews

In this special edition of the Yellowhammer Sports Podcast, host CJ Duncan sits down with Carolina Panthers wide receiver and Alabama native Jordan Matthews for an inspiring and in-depth conversation about his remarkable journey in the NFL, his roots in Alabama, and his passion for competition. Jordan opens up about his 11-year NFL career, reflecting […]

The Daily Show's Jon Stewart can say whatever he wants because he is a comedian, until he decides he should be taking seriously

Israel and Hamas have reached a 42-day cease-fire deal, securing the release of 33 hostages, including civilians and soldiers, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and humanitarian aid for Gaza

State Auditor Sorrell believes that Alabama mothers who are still breastfeed their children should not be forced to sit through jury duty

Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey has announced that she is running to become Alabama's next Attorney General. In an interview with CBS 42 that aired early Wednesday, Casey laid out the case for why she should be the state's next top law enforcement officer.

The University of Alabama will soon be looking for a new president. According to a release from the school, UA’s 29th president, Dr. Stuart R. Bell, has announced his intent to step down this July which will bring to an end a decade of his leadership. Bell’s 10 years in service make him among the […]

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt praised President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for U.S. Attorney General during the confirmation hearing Wednesday.

Axios and OpenAI announced a new partnership with plans to launch local news outlets in four U.S. cities – including Huntsville, Alabama.  In 2020, Axios launched a network of local newsletter-based media outlets to deliver “community-focused” news using a “smart brevity” style to digital-first formats. Since then, the media company has established a presence in […]

The Food and Drug Administration announced on Wednesday that it is banning the use of Red Dye N0. 3 in all foods produced in America. The organization has come under fire recently from legislators on both sides of the aisle for allowing the dye's continued use in foods despite studies indicating it contains possible carcinogens and could have detrimental effects on neurological development.

In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry analyze Alabama basketball’s struggles in a loss to Ole Miss, highlighting turnovers and poor defense. They contrasted it with Auburn’s cohesive, dominant performance against Mississippi State, despite missing star player Johni Boone. Available now on YouTube and Spotify🎙️🔊 You can stream the show live from 7 to 9 […]

One of the South’s leading residential developers is poised to begin building approximately 200 new homes in Hoover after finalizing a property purchase in the city’s new Riverwalk Village development. 

The recent national conversation around a federal “DOGE” – the Department of Government Efficiency – has sparked important conversations about streamlining government and reducing waste. The concept has merit, particularly for the federal government, which has tens of trillions of dollars in operating debt and many times more in long-term liabilities. But Alabamians need to […]

A group of prominent elected officials from North Alabama spoke at the Alabama Legislative Update in Huntsville on Tuesday. The lawmakers provided additional insight into what Alabamians can expect their legislature to address in the upcoming session.

On Wednesday, the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) announced details about its efforts to serve the state’s healthcare needs in the form of expanded credentials and course offerings to students across the state. At a press conference, state and system officials announced an expansion of health science offerings in 2025, including a new certified Nursing […]

Stating the school is “exceeding expectations,” State Sen. Arthur Orr touched on the great potential of the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering in Huntsville. Orr (R-Decatur), who serves as president on the school’s Board of Trustees, made his remarks Tuesday during the annual Alabama Legislative Update hosted by the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber.

The Alabama Crimson Tide men’s basketball team suffered their first defeat in conference play on Tuesday night when the Ole Miss Rebels came into Coleman Coliseum and left with a 74-64 victory. Effort for the Tide looked like a concern especially in the first half with the team not even looking ready to play. For […]

Mobile City Councilmembers approved a resolution on Tuesday, approving a $167,371 purchase order with Delta Scientific Corp. for portable bollard arrest systems to enhance security at Mardi Gras parades. The action was taken as a result of what happened on Bourbon Street in New Orleans during the early hours of New Year’s celebrations when 14 […]

Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth is urging the Alabama Legislature to prioritize public safety by increasing funding for District Attorneys’ Offices to address a surge in violent crime, including Birmingham’s record-breaking homicide rates in 2024

On Monday, 36 inmates graduated from the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program (RSAT), one of the many drug rehabilitation programs within the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC). This graduation was notable because, for the first time, 15 participants from the Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) program were included, ADOC reports. The graduation ceremony was […]

Alabama Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth is hoping that the Legislature will do more this year to combat violent crime in the Yellowhammer State.

State Sen. April Weaver has been chosen to become a member of a select nationwide group known for promoting responsible leadership, the principles of economic freedom, and limited government. On Tuesday, the legislator from Brierfield announced that the Club for Growth Foundation selected her to be a part of its 2025 Fellowship class.